Second Biennial Exhibition: Part Two—Watercolors and Pastels
Feb 18–Mar 18, 1936
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Artists
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Boris Aronson
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Milton Avery
17 works in the collection
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Jozef G. Bakos
1 work in the collection
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Charles Baskerville
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Reynolds Beal
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Cecil C. Bell
2 works in the collection
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George Biddle
18 works in the collection
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Lucile Blanch
15 works in the collection
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Julius Bloch
13 works in the collection
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Edgar Bohlman
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Aaron Bohrod
10 works in the collection
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Arthur Bowes
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Fiske Boyd
10 works in the collection
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Edgar Britton
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Charles Burchfield
38 works in the collection
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Henri Burkhard
2 works in the collection
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Nathaniel C. Burwash
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Clarence Holbrook Carter
5 works in the collection
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Francis Chapin
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Lydia Cooley
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Lucille Corcos
2 works in the collection
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Gustaf Dalstrom
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Andrew Dasburg
10 works in the collection
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Randall Davey
21 works in the collection
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Stuart Davis
27 works in the collection
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Horace Day
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Walt Dehner
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Nathaniel Dirk
2 works in the collection
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Peggy Dodds
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Stevan Dohanos
5 works in the collection
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Thomas Donnelly
6 works in the collection
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Raymond Baxter Dowden
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Elsie Driggs
6 works in the collection
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Stuart Edie
2 works in the collection
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Louis M. Eilshemius
9 works in the collection
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Louis G. Ferstadt
1 work in the collection
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Ernest Fiene
19 works in the collection
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George Franklin
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Susan Frazier
1 work in the collection
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Karl Free
11 works in the collection
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Emil Ganso
26 works in the collection
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Harry Gottlieb
6 works in the collection
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Jack J. Greitzer
1 work in the collection
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George Grosz
8 works in the collection
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Perkins Harnly
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Abraham Harriton
2 works in the collection
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Marsden Hartley
20 works in the collection
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Bertram Hartman
3 works in the collection
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Harry Hering
3 works in the collection
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Eugene Higgins
30 works in the collection
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Emil Holzhauer
1 work in the collection
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Edward Hopper
3,156 works in the collection
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Earl Horter
11 works in the collection
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Loretta Howard
1 work in the collection
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Neil McDowell Ives
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Charles Kaeselau
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Henry G. Keller
1 work in the collection
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Paul Kelpe
2 works in the collection
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Georgina Klitgaard
5 works in the collection
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Stewart Klonis
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Karl Knaths
7 works in the collection
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Hayley Lever
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L. Jean Liberte
2 works in the collection
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John Ward Lockwood
5 works in the collection
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John Lonergan
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S. L. Margolies
1 work in the collection
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John Marin
31 works in the collection
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Reginald Marsh
188 works in the collection
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Jan Matulka
12 works in the collection
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Helen McAuslan
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David McCosh
1 work in the collection
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Austin Mecklem
2 works in the collection
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William Meyerowitz
1 work in the collection
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Bruce Mitchell
1 work in the collection
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Elliot Orr
1 work in the collection
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Harley Perkins
3 works in the collection
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George Picken
3 works in the collection
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Hobson Pittman
2 works in the collection
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Philip Reisman
1 work in the collection
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Louis Ribak
4 works in the collection
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Caroline Speare Rohland
6 works in the collection
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Paul Rohland
5 works in the collection
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Sanford Ross
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Paul Starrett Sample
2 works in the collection
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Saul Schary
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Henry Schnakenberg
12 works in the collection
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Georges Schreiber
13 works in the collection
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Millard Sheets
2 works in the collection
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Martha Simpson
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Alice R. Huger Smith
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Jacob Getlar Smith
1 work in the collection
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Miron Sokole
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Moses Soyer
5 works in the collection
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Carl Sprinchorn
1 work in the collection
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Harwood Steiger
1 work in the collection
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Joseph Stella
21 works in the collection
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Anne Ophelia Todd
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Herman Trunk, Jr.
1 work in the collection
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Allen Tucker
6 works in the collection
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Stuyvesant Van Veen
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Abraham Walkowitz
30 works in the collection
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Max Weber
14 works in the collection
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Isabel L. Whitney
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John Whorf
1 work in the collection
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William Zorach
26 works in the collection
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In the News
“. . . alive with interest; rich in experimentation, in varied points of view.” —The New York Times
“. . . this show appears, all in all, intensely American.” —The New York Times
“. . . as fine an exhibition of the work being done in water color and pastel as any seen by your reviewer in recent years.” —The American Magazine of Art
“. . . it takes a show like this to demonstrate that the unknown beside the known artist often looks as well, if not better.” —Parnassus
“The show offers, through a wide selection and variety of taste, a pretty comprehensive outline of what artists are thinking in paint, and what currents are flowing through the artistic opinions of today.” —The Washington Post